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On Potrero Hill, squatters get scammed. So do landlords.

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Residents and employees allege that former senior property manager Lance Whittenberg was asking several squatters for cash payments while working for Eugene Burger. Two squatters Mission Local spoke with said they had paid Whittensberg between $200 and $500 per month within the last year. A current Eugene Burger employee said that an internal investigation eventually led to Whittenburg's firing.
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On Potrero Hill, squatters get scammed. So do landlords.

A rogue middle manager allegedly collected rent under the table & hid it from his employer, adding to a long list of problems at the complex.

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Mission Local broke the news in on Monday, April 1, 2024.
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